11 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
1
The Victory Liberty Loan opens April 21 and may be the final Liberty Loan for individuals. Citizens are urged to subscribe fully to their county and personal quotas to fund war debts and secure peace. It notes sacrifice may be needed and that many local soldiers have returned home.
Letter to taxpayers warns that the assessor will visit homes to list property for taxation. It urges accuracy, says no changes will be made to signed schedules, and notes the county board of equalization has set the levy. Signed by C. Stark, County Assessor.
F. W. Lowe received a car load of new Ford vehicles last Friday. A health column urges women to age gracefully through baths diet exercise and proper liver and bowel function to maintain beauty. If you are haggard
Local notes report the Victory Loan campaign starting April 21. Other items mention social calls, farm sales, travel to Nashville and Kansas City, illness and recoveries, egg prices, and recent weather with a notable two-tornado report and heavy snow in eastern Colorado and western Nebraska.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs Cash Babcock on Wednesday afternoon April 16. A full attendance is desired. There will be preaching at the M E church Sunday morning April 13 at 11 o'clock. An evening pictorial service titled A Zigzag Journey to Palestine follows. Sunday school and League at usual hours. all welcome. T C G Priestly Pastor.
Treasury Department sends a real war tank to Fairbury for a forenoon appearance next Friday April 18 with a picked crew to operate it and a Victory Loan speaker to deliver a talk.
The note reports on upcoming Senior play bills and commencememt week fund efforts. It mentions a Shadow Social raising fifty dollars toward a piano and a remaining balance of fifteen dollars eighty five cents. Sophomores and Freshmen enjoyed an outdoor egg-flop hosted by Miss Crangle and Miss Dempster at Mr A T Phelps and Mr Hamley’s pasture despite rain.
A light domestic exchange notes hosting 75 guests at a summer cottage last season and the lack of reciprocated social invitations after a month back home. The remark playfully underscores expectations of mutual hospitality.
A terse quip pits a two faced remark against a sharp counter as a light rebuke in a public exchange. The exchange reflects facetious social humor and quick wit between participants.
Pair of black mares and a coming four year old horse weigh 2500. One gray mare year old weighs 1300. One bay mare nine years old weighs 1100. Sold by Hugh Garrett.
Classified notice announces used refrigerators and oil stoves for sale at Freeman's Don't-Worry-Shop with many items described as like new.
Advert says C. GC. Andrews seeks to buy a few stock hogs for feeding and invites interested sellers to phone with offers.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Blakeney of Decatur Illinois writes Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best medicine for colds and coughs we have used. She gave it to her children when small and found it effective for their family.
Average annual rainfall varies widely from 80 inches in some regions to small amounts in arid deserts. Data shows high variability with estimates differing by location such as Cherracongee, India and the Sahara desert illustrating contrasting moisture patterns.
The fragment suggests a reflective line about hope spoken by Mrs. Rarbauld, presenting a literary or editorial aside on belief and possibility. No clear event, date, or location is provided in readable text.
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